![[movies]](/images/mediatype_movies.gif) | San Francisco Referendum
Three versions of a television commercial opposing San Francisco's smoking restriction referendum, Proposition P. Poor picture quality.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; referendum; political activity; tax; television
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| San Francisco Referendum
Three versions of a television commercial “No on P” opposing the San Francisco Workplace Smoking Law (Proposition P) and paid for by San Franciscans Against Government Intrusion.
Keywords: referendum; political activity; workplace; television; local ordinance
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| Question 1: Committee Against Unfair Taxes - "Closely" ; Committee Against Unfair Taxes - "Flood" ; Tobacco Institute Focus Group Citizens Against Unfair Taxes ; Tobacco Institute Voter-Consumer Research, Boston [Parts 1-7] (1992)
Commercial opposing the passage of Question 1 (increase in cigarette tax); Jack Flood, former Chairman of the Massachusetts Committee on Taxation, speaks out against Question 1; Two commercials opposing Question 1; Focus group held in the Boston area discussing Question 1. Click Here to View Part 1 Click Here to View Part 2 Click Here to View Part 3 Click Here to View Part 4 Click Here to View Part 5 Click Here to View Part 6 Click Here to View Part 7
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; referendum; television; political activity; cigarette tax; marketing research
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| Californians Against Regulatory Excess
Three versions of a television commercial "No on 10" opposing Proposition 10 that would have established smoking and non-smoking sections in public places, it was paid for by Californians Against Regulatory Excess (CARE).
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; referendum; political activity; tax; television; public place
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| Greensboro Referendum: Dr. A.W. Spears Footage
Dr. Alexander Spears asks employees to participate in the upcoming Greensboro, North Carolina referendum on smoking restrictions. The footage is shown twice, from two different camera angles.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; referendum; smoking restriction; political activity; tobacco industry employee; public smoking law; secondhand smoke
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| Political Advertising: Arizona and Massachusetts Ballot Issues
Political commercials produced by Trippi, McMahon & Squier: the first three are about Arizona's Proposition 200 (text only; Arizona hospitals; illegal immigration) for viewing by focus groups, the fourth is about Massachusetts' Question 1 (comparison to similar ballot referendum in California).
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; excise tax; advertising; referendum; political activity; voting; anti-smoking advocacy
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| Arizona Wasted
Commercial funded by the Tobacco Institute opposing raising taxes on tobacco.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; excise tax; advertising; referendum; political activity; voting; anti-smoking advocacy
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| Election Results [Parts 1-3]
Coverage of the North Carolina vote on regulation of tobacco. Click Here to View Part 1 Click Here to View Part 2 Click Here to View Part 3
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; television; anti-smoking advocacy; legislation; referendum; political activity; smoking restriction; local government; tobacco industry
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| Political Advertising: Proposition 200, Arizona
Two commercials about Arizona's Proposition 200, "It's About Greed" and "Not Another Penny" made for the "No More Taxes Committee."
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; excise tax; advertising; referendum; political activity; voting; anti-smoking advocacy
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| Compilation of commercials for and against tobacco tax referendums
Compilation of commercials for and against tobacco tax referendums in Arizona and Colorado and an anti-youth smoking commercial targeting the Joe Camel promotions campaign.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; excise tax; advertising; referendum; political activity; voting; anti-smoking advocacy; youth
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| Alexander Spears Addresses Employees at Greensboro Plant; Television News Coverage of Election [Parts 1-3]
Dr. Alexander Spears and TJ Warren ask employees to participate in the upcoming Greensboro, North Carolina referendum on smoking restrictions and to vote for tobacco-friendly candidates. Click Here to View Part 1 Click Here to View Part 2 Click Here to View Part 3
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; referendum; smoking restriction; political activity; labor union; tobacco industry employee; public smoking law; secondhand smoke
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| VOICE Meeting [Parts 1-3]
Video of a meeting of Lorillard employees to kickoff a referendum campaign for a voluntary smoking restriction ordinance in Greensboro, North Carolina. The effort was undertaken to counter a mandatory program that Greensboro voters adopted. The Lorillard campaign was named VOICE (Volunteer Ordinance Insures Choice for Everyone) of Greensboro. In addition, there is a partial segment of a presentation by a psychiatrist talking about helping employees adjust to change and a partial segment of a pre...
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; restaurant; public place; retail outlet; referendum; smoking restriction; local ordinance; political activity; voting; tobacco control
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| Greensboro Referendum
Dr. Spears and T.J. Warren ask employees to participate in the upcoming Greensboro, North Carolina referendum on smoking restrictions and to vote for tobacco-friendly candidates.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; referendum; smoking restriction; political activity; labor union; tobacco industry employee; public smoking law; secondhand smoke
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| Departmental Public Affairs Briefing, Part 2 of 2 [Parts 1- 2]
Question and answer and evaluation segments of a meeting held for hourly Philip Morris employees at the Cabarrus plant in North Carolina about governmental issues facing the tobacco industry. Click Here to View Part 1 Click Here to View Part 2
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; Surgeon General; airplane; Congress; smoking restriction; fire safe cigarette; warning label; anti-smoking advocacy; referendum; excise tax
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| Smoking Ordinance in Greensboro
Report about a smoking ordinance banning smoking in large stores and requiring non-smoking sections in restaurants that was approved by voters in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; anti-smoking advocacy; local government; local ordinance; political activity; referendum; tobacco industry employee; television; voting; retail outlet; restaurant; public place
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| Frank Resnik in Studio, AB Roll
Frank Resnik records an address to Philip Morris employees. Requiring multiple takes, Resnik addresses the three most pressing concerns of the company: proposed increases in excise taxes, increased regulation and restriction of cigarette smoking and attacks on the industry's ability to advertise. He asks employees to take whatever measures they can to assist the company in dealing with these issues.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; excise tax; regulation; advertising; profit; promotions; tobacco industry employee; workplace; legislation; anti-smoking advocacy; public relations; public policy; lobbying; political activity; Congress; grass roots lobbying; referendum
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| Greensboro Referendum: A.W. Spears, T.J. Warren
Dr. Spears and TJ Warren ask employees to participate in the upcoming Greensboro, North Carolina referendum on smoking restrictions and to vote for tobacco-friendly candidates. Duplicate of Bates 87292683/2684.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; referendum; smoking restriction; political activity; labor union; tobacco industry employee; public smoking law; secondhand smoke; Browse by keywords in UCSF tobacco industry videos
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| Louisville Tobacco College Drath Socratic Method
Connie Drath and tobacco industry employees use role plays to learn how to effectively answer industry critics.
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; public relations; legislation; smoking section; industry strategy; secondhand smoke; referendum; restaurant; bar; lung cancer; laboratory research; epidemiology; Surgeon General; pregnancy
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| Annual Stockholders' Meeting - Geoffrey Bible Question & Answer [Parts 1- 2]
Geoffrey Bible responds to questions from tobacco control advocates at the 1995 (?) Philip Morris annual stockholders' meeting. Click Here to View Part 1 Click Here to View Part 2
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; secondhand smoke; tobacco related health concerns; asthma; smoking cessation; addiction; public health research; industry strategy; fire; fire safe cigarette; lung cancer; smoker behavior; advertising; youth; smoking prevention; sports sponsorship; marketing; promotions; legal activity; court decision; class action suit; profit; excise tax; Medicaid lawsuit; regulation; public place; restaurant; political advocacy; referendum
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| Annual Stockholders' Meeting, 1995 [Parts 1 - 3]
Philip Morris Annual Stockholders' Meeting, 1995 includes introduction and business review (including commercials and other media) by Geoffrey Bible, questions and answers from stockholders, stockholders' resolutions (executive compensation review, position on the Environmental Protection Agency's Environmental Tobacco Smoke report, spin-off of companies, Board of Directors' compensation, assisting tobacco farmers to diversify, and a committee of independent directors), and voting...
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; business activity; food; alcoholic beverage; profit; marketing; distribution; international trade; cigarette brands; legal activity; addiction; class action suit; Medicaid lawsuit; regulation; anti-smoking advocacy; biologically active substance; labor union; youth; tobacco related health concerns; secondhand smoke; youth access; tobacco industry employee; local ordinance; referendum; political activity; restaurant; smoking restriction; Supreme Court; tobacco farmer; excise tax
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| Philip Morris Companies Town Meeting [Parts 1- 3]
Teleconference meeting filmed in New York City, with participation from, and shown to, Philip Morris employees in various cities around the United States, to educate employees about public policy issues facing the Philip Morris companies and to encourage them to become politically active on those matters. Six videos were interspersed through out the event which was moderated by Sander Vanocur. The videos were: a general promotional video; a history of, and current issues facing, the tobacco indu...
Keywords: tobacco; cigarette; business activity; food; public policy; sports sponsorship; alcoholic beverage; excise tax; marketing; advertising; political activity; tobacco industry employee; international trade; profit; anti-smoking advocacy; secondhand smoke; indoor air quality; regulation; public place; industry strategy; smoking section; working class; local ordinance; restaurant; tobacco farmer; Surgeon General; tobacco related health concerns; corporate responsibility; corporation; grass roots lobbying; lobbying; state legislation; referendum; Congress; mass media; youth; lawsuit
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